City Schools Explore Tuition Free Summer Sessions
Clyde Plant announces a reevaluation of the summer school program with plans to offer many courses tuition free while charging nominal fees for lab work and high-supply courses. Remedial offerings may carry higher charges, and driver education expansion could include credits and extra instructors if needed. An official policy will be announced before students decide.
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City School Administration
Board of Education
Clyde Plant
Plant
Two Injured In Sunday Route 33 Crash Near Athens
Two men were hurt in a Sunday morning two car crash on Route 33 three miles north of Athens. Bennie Baughman 27 of 231% Elliott St. suffered severe forehead lacerations and chest contusions Robby Blackford 63 Chauncey had broken ribs Blackford was cited into county court for failing to yield the right of way.
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Route 33
Athens
State Highway Patrol
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Bennie Baughman
Elliott St
Robby Blackford
Chauncey
Blackford
Baughman
Chauncey Man
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of names appears linked to Sheltering Arms Hospital notes, including Margaret Hoy Athens and Mrs Eulah Robinson Chauncey with other patients or associated individuals such as Bennie Baugh Robly Blackford and Mrs Ernest Miller Athens Route 2, plus Theodore Snyder Shade Route 1 and Samuel Bennett Athens, among several others. The fragmentary roster mentions locations Athens Stewart Albany and Route identifiers, indicating a patient or staff directory excerpt.
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Margaret Hoy
Athens
Eulah Robinson
Chauncey
Victor Hudwell
New Marshfield
Bennie Baughman
Robly D. Blackford
Ernest Miller
Theodore Snyder
Shade
Samuel Bennett
Three Athens Countians Enter Pre-Draft Physicals in Columbus
Three Athens County men left by bus for Columbus to take pre-induction physicals at Ft. Hayes with Victor Dixon named leader of the trio by Selective Service headquarters. Gerald Bullock Nelsonville and Ronald D Shaw Jacksonville also part of the group. Pearl Raymond Burchfield Athens Route 3 pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to intoxication, fined $25 and costs. Plains volunteer firemen to meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
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Athens
Columbus
Ft. Hayes
Victor Dixon
Selective Service Headquarters
Gerald Bullock
Nelsonville
Ronald D. Shaw
Jacksonville
Pearl Raymond Burchfield
West Virginia Driver Fined and Jailed in D W I Case
A West Virginia motorist, Benjamin R. Mitchell 38 of West Hamlin, was cited for driving while intoxicated after his car struck a parked vehicle near 35 E Carpenter St at 7 p.m. Saturday. In Municipal Court he pleaded guilty and received a $125 fine plus costs, a six day jail term with three suspended, four months probation, and Ohio driving rights revoked for four months. Paramuthia Lodge 25 FAM meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple to confer the Entered Apprentice degree and present 50 year pins to Fred W. Kiltan Oliver F. Rowland and Thomas W. Williamson.
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West Virginia
E. Carpenter St
Benjamin R. Mitchell
West Hamlin
W. Va
Mitchell
Ohio
Paramuthia Lodge
F&am
Masonic Temple
Fred W. Kiltan
Oliver F. Rowland
Athens
Thomas W. Williamson
Lakewood
Hanson B. Martin
Police Question Boy In Laundry Incident
A youth was seen removing soft drink bottles from an automatic laundromat on West Union Street early Monday. Police believe the boy was passing the bottles to a friend. he was being questioned after an employee spotted him.
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W. Union St
Bond Forfeitures in County Municipal Courts
Stanley David Trout of Albany failed to yield right of way and forfeited bond totaling 19.70 in the county court case. David D. Clark of Shaker Heights faced speeding charges and forfeited 21 in the municipal court.
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Stanley David Trout
Albany
State Highway Patrol
David D. Clark
Shaker Heights
Traffic Fines in County Court
Jan Allen Coccia 19 Lan caster speeding $20 and costs Charles R Campbell 39 Glouster Route 3 speeding $30 Michael Lee Hiles 18 Chauncey conditional speed $10 John Frederick Lowery 20 Clayton speeding $15 Lewis Gatchel 47 Glouster traffic light city police $5 and costs Hoyt R Weekley 38 14 N High St reckless driving city police $30 and costs Evaline Wheatley 35 19 Oak St insufficient brakes city police $5 and costs
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Jan Allen Coccia
Lancaster
Charles R. Campbell
Glouster
Michael Lee Hiles
Chauncey
John Frederick Lowery
Clayton
Lewis Gatchel
Hoyt R. Weekley
N. High St
Evaline Wheatley
Oak St
Columbus Officer Dies From Wreck During Athens Chase
Columbus police officer Patl Richard E. Taylor age 38 died from injuries after his patrol car struck a sign post while pursuing Jerry Dixon, 19, an Athens area suspect wanted for AWOL from the Norfolk Naval Base. Dixon fled the scene and was later arrested for investigation.
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Worthington
Patl
Richard E. Taylor
E. Livingston
Graham
Taylor
Jerry Dixon
Columbus
Athens
Dixon
Norfolk, Va. Naval Base
Whitehall
University Receives Nine NDEA Fellowships for 1963-64
Ohio University will award nine National Defense Education Act graduate fellowships for 1963-64, increasing total NDEA fellowships to 49 since 1959. Five go to English PhD candidates, three to education, one to physics. Fellowships run three years with stipends of 2000, 2200, and 2400 dollars and a 400 dollar annual dependent allowance. The university also receives a 2500 dollar yearly stipend per fellow to support department development.
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Ohio University
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
NDEA
Public apology urged over dog control letters in Athens
Athens residents urge the Messenger to apologize to City Council for forum letters criticizing the ordinance on loose dogs. The writer says the issue stems from dog owners and calls for a public vote, noting damage to yards and lawns. A separate notice from Common Pleas Court states Lois Y. Arnold's divorce suit against Francis Pearl Arnold has been dismissed.
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the Messenger
Council
Athens
Common Pleas Court
Lois Y. Arnold
Francis Pearl Arnold
Coolville Woman Bertha Basim Dies After Illness
Mrs. Bertha E. Basim 84 of Coolville died Saturday afternoon at Camden-Clark Hospital Parkersburg after a long illness. She was a life long resident of the Coolville area. Surviving: daughter Ruth Basim Little Rock, Arkansas two sons Paul Reedsville Kenneth Coolville eight grandchildren sister Mrs C D Alexander Parkersburg a niece and nephew. Services Tuesday 2 p m at White Funeral Home Coolville with Rev Roy Deeter officiating burial Torch Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Bertha E. Basim
Coolville
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Ruth Basim
Little Hocking
Paul
Reedsville
Kenneth
C. D. Alexander
White Funeral Home
Roy Deeter
Torch
United States Family Tonic of Discussion
WSCS meeting at Trimble Methodist Church discussed United Nations Family with Mrs. Helen Willeke in charge and Miss Merle Danford leading the closing prayer. February meeting set for Mrs. James Fleming's home. refreshments served to local members. Glouster high school annual editors named Barbara Guinther Leroy Grubbs. business manager David Hemsley.
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Trimble
WSCS
Glouster
Glouster High School
Mabel LeFever
Barbara Guinther
Leroy Grubbs
David Hemsley
Stolen Car Recovered After State Hospital Walk Away
An auto stolen from Gloucester Saturday night by a patient who walked away from Athens State Hospital was recovered on Route 78 north of the village by the State Highway Patrol. Deputy Dewitt Walker linked the theft to the hospital walk away and the hospital confirmed it. The car owner is Gary Walters of New Lexington.
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Glouster
Athens State Hospital
Route 78
State Highway Patrol
Dewitt Walker
Gary Walters
New Lexington
Mercury Plunges to Zero as Athens Faces Cold Wave
The thermometer in Athens dropped to zero Monday after a low of zero at 9 a.m. The cold snap began Sunday with a high of 31 after 46 on Saturday. Rainfall totaled .01 inch.
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Athens
U .S
C. L. Colmer
Athens County Board Holds Annual Organization Meeting
Esther Dailey was reelected president and William Brown named vice president at the Athens County board of education annual organization meeting. Meetings will be the second Saturday each month, with times adjusted seasonally. Various local groups announced upcoming meetings and events.
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Esther Dailey
Albany
William Brown
Carbondale
Athens County Board of Education
Court House
Brown
Lewis Moore
Stuart
Dave Wineforder
State Board of Education
George Christman
Athens County
Sweetheart Serenade planned by Columbus Sweet Adelines
The Columbus Chapter of Sweet Adelines presents Sweetheart Serenade on February 9 at 8 p.m. in Central High School Auditorium. Featured groups include The Quarter Notes Racine, The Related Four Euclid, The Four of Hearts Decatur, and The Short Vincent String Quartet Cleveland. Reserved seats $2. tickets from Leslie Sprouse Columbus 19 Ohio. TRIMBLE birth notice correction. great grandparent is Mrs Armol Rainey.
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Glouster
Columbus
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Central High School
Racine
Wis
Euclid
Ohio
Leslie Sprouse
la Vonda Saulters
The
Sweet Adelines
Argyle Dr
Glouster Students Tour Library For Story Hour
Glouster Elementary students kindergarten through third grade toured the Glouster Library with a story hour and book exchange led by librarian Mrs. Jean Beshara. Fourth and fifth graders joined a book collection exchange while sixth graders chose books. About 450 books circulate in the school library. Miss Nancy Bracey, 18, was taken to Hudson Health Center by the fire department squad after becoming ill at Baker Center around 10:50 p.m. Saturday.
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Glouster
Glouster Library
Jean Beshara
Nancy Bracey
Scott Quad
Baker Center
Hudson Health Center
Fire Department
Glouster Village Council Approves 1963 General Fund Budget
Glouster Village Council approved general fund appropriations totaling 26 987 63 at a special meeting with a single transfer of 100 from extra special police to park recreation. The vote kept the 1963 proposed budget largely intact with additions for police, fire, utilities and various funds including electric, water, and street allocations.
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Glouster
Glouster Village
Board of Public Affairs
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Susan Bennett
Dennis Pendergast
Sophia Lewis
Plains Volunteer Firemen
Amin Moore
Benjamin Moores
Kerr-Hunter
Arthur Sapp
P.O. Box
Chauncey, Ohio
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Glouster Meetings
UMW
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Grange Hall
Don Davis
County Extension
Republican Central Committee
American Legion Hall
Lowell Burnelle
Ernest Parker
al Hall
Carroll Eddy
Trimble Lodge
Monay
Sara Beth Hooper
Roger Hooper
Armol Rainey
Eed
Donald K. Barstow
D. M. Goddard
Houck & Reed, Inc
Murphey Ins
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Oakley Ins
the Saltz Ins
Earl F. Mathews, Inc
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C. M. Gill and Co
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Glouster, Ohio
Richard Guinther
Glouster Village Council
Ok’s
Jessie W. Ley
Katherine Hartley
Murphey Insurance Agency
N. Court
Sustaretnswers
Vere Smith
N. Court St. — LY
Athens, Ohio
Dukane Corp
ST. Charles, Ill
the Security Bank
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